Oh, yeah, I didn't think about the fact that I'm new.

But then again, I wouldn't ask if I wanted to steal your programs; considering you have already posted your source code, I could have just made it anyway.

But you don't have to, I'm just asking, you could wait til a month later or never at all, for all I care.

btw I've been on here since February, I was just too lazy to make an account.

Once again, you don't have to, I just thought I would offer to since no one did after DJ suggested it.

Thanks.
is it okay if I put your name on the TIcalc.org file authors list and list which programs you wrote on the readme?
note that I won't include any Axe files already on ticalc.org as of upload date  Well, then again, I guess it doesn't matter, It'll probably INCREASE the Download Stats of that person anyway.

I'm thinking of making the game selection screen like puzzlepack, but with a more button, if I include more than four games.

Oh, and Thanks in advance to whoever gives me their permission!

<offtopic-ish>@Mr_Coding_Knight: did you change your name from SirCmpwn?  Just curious, and also because thats the handle on ticalc; I seem to remember your (or somebody like you) username once being that.  (Just to avoid confusion)</offtopic-ish>



EDIT: Screenie:  I know the boxes aren't equal height, but I thought some games might need a more descriptive drawing.
since I know I can't upload it while I'm below 5 posts, please click below link:
http://img339.imageshack.us/img339/1316/screen01z.png


Edit2: @meishe91:  Good point, I doubt there will be too many Large games, since the point of the game pack is like a "mini-arcade" filled with games that take too short time to play by themselves, but with a pack of them, you could switch every once and a while.  Bottom line:  Games won't be so large.  (hopefully)  

yeah, I decided the boxes just kinda didn't look right, and I managed to figure out how to fit enough on a smaller one.  PuzzPack interface ftw!

oh... and a title screen:
I'll add portions of the games once I get permission from more people to the sreen so you can get a general idea of the games by looking at the title screen, sorta like the MaxCoderz Image on the top-left hand corner of its site.

Anyway, the screenie:
http://img687.imageshack.us/img687/9735/axescreen.png

Feel free to use anything I've uploaded, just remember to give credit!

Hi yunhua98 and welcome here!

You could maybe use my Axe tunnel in your game pack, but keep in mind it's 2 KB in size and I don't know how much space you have left. That would take a lot of room code-wise (due to the 8 KB executable compiled code limit), so maybe you could add "Eat Nethams" instead, altough it's not that great .

ANd yeah just remember to give credits. Also do not add more than 3 different authors in your game pack because ticalc.org limits uploads to 4 authors (including yourself).

Also in the credits section, you should mention you got permission for each authors and link to each post that grants you permission, to make sure ticalc.org staff won't get any ideas, especially that you are still new.

By the way I like both screenshots. Nice

I hope eventually you make some cool games (or utilities) yourself too. More TI programmers FTW

oh right I forgot about that

I guess that should help, then. That's unless of course he planned to use a game that's like 4000 bytes and a few others that are 2000 each, then he might have issues

Yea, I was wondering about the Basic Builder thing myself... we'll have to see. It certainly would be a nice workaround.

I love the title screen and game select interface!

As for Basic Builder I don't know, but I think Raylin tried and it doesn't appear to let you run ASM programs

EDIT (Off-topic: Your ticalc info in your forum profile is setup wrong, I think. You included the entire link instead of just the IDs)

Thanks!  And I fixed the ticalc thing.
why do ASM programs not work?  a bunch of BASIC Shells use ASM routines, most notably Black Eagle Shell.  How can BasicBuilder tell whether it's a game or a routine?

Update: Changing "More>>>" to "Quit"
Anyways: How do you invert a portion of the screen in AXE?  Is there a quicker way than pxl-change? I wanted to Invert the game that you're selecting.  (Like FinnPack.)
And when I insert the pic into the program, I added det(12 before Pic#->DispGraph, but it displays some random pixels on the bottom row where the inaccessible row 64 is.  I don't think det(12 WORKS THERE, BECAUSE i'M guessing thats a portion of the next Pic in RAM.  If I'm right, can someone tell how to fix this?